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My personal motto is: Engineering for everyone, communities thrive when women build. It’s a reminder of why I chose this path and why I’m committed to making space for more women in engineering ...
I want to be an astronaut! I know how farfetched that might sound but it’s been my dream since I was 8 years old. I have always been fascinated by how materials are engineered ...
The first few weeks at Cranfield have been a whirlwind of new ideas, new faces, and the sheer excitement of finally tackling the universe's most complex challenges. As I settle into the MSc in ...
A few years ago, the idea of studying for my master’s at Cranfield University felt impossible. Yet here I am, and looking back at where my journey began, it feels both humbling and empowering. ...
It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moment my interest in motorsport truly began. I didn’t grow up around racetracks or garages, and in Kenya, a career in motorsport is practically unheard of. But looking ...
When I look back on my time at Cranfield, it feels like a year lived in fast-forward, intense, challenging, but above all transformative. Arriving in the UK as a Chevening Scholar, I carried ...
"You can use public engagement to further your own career, develop critical communication skills and strengthen your network, whilst making a positive impact on securing the future talent pipeline." Geoffrey Neale, Lecturer in Multifunctional ...
One of the most frequently asked questions of the Student Funding Team is ‘What scholarships are available for me?’ Once you have identified the scholarship, what is next… Scholarships can provide a much-needed boost to ...
It’s been a couple months since we got going on the ACCORD project, led by myself (Dr Geoff Neale) and Dr Alex Skordos, which aims to kickstart a fruitful collaboration between the Composites and Advanced ...
I spent an amazing three years as a PhD student with the Plant Science Laboratory, researching the metabolic and physiological changes in mango ripening. As a Cranfield PhD student I had many opportunities outside ...